Norway (Continued) G/R.144 RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT UP TO NOVEMBER 1957 A review is given of the monitoring in Norway of airborne activity and fallout of radioactive dust; also radioactive contamination in drinking water is reported. Norway and Sweden G/R.77 RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT OVER THE SCANDINAVIAN PENINSULA BETWEEN JULY AND DECEMBER 1956 In this report, fallout and rain precipitation figures over the Scandinavian peninsula are discussed. Accumulated monthly fallout is reported for the period July -December 1956. Poland G/R.118 REPORT ON MEASUREMENTS OF FALLOUT IN POLAND Continuous measurements of global beta activity of fallout are reported for four stations in Poland. Romania G/R.52 ORGANIZATION AND RESULTS IN RADIOBIOLOGICAL RESEARCH WORKIN THE ROMANIAN PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC Describes the following: 1. and 2. Protective effect of narcosis during irradiation only. 3. After 325 r, up to 11 days narcosis increases biological effects (does not state what criteria of biological effect). 4. Hibernation (25°C) protects. Hibernation between 18° to 25°C enhances effect. Does not state if this is during or after irradiation. 5. Hematological tests for 350 r. Ne ARS 6. Caffeine or aktedron during irradiation enhances effect; caffeine or aktedron after irradiation diminishes effect. Suggests roentgenotherapy under conditions of protection (narcosis). Gives programmefor radiobiology research in 1956-1957. Sweden G/R.15 REPORT OF 15 PARTS The fifteen sections cover: consumption of the doses to the gonads of the population from various sources; thorough survey of natural radioactivity including estimates of weekly dose-rates; measurements of gammaradiation from the human body; measurements of fallout (1953-1956) including total beta activity, gamma ray spectrum, and migration of Sr® into soils, plants, and grazing animals, content of certain isotopes as well as research upon certain related physical quantities; considerations of occupational (medical) exposures. Methods used are extensively described throughout. G/R.69 DOES THERE EXIST MUTATIONAL ADAPTATION TO CHRONIC IRRADIATION? G/R.77 RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT OVER THE SCANDINAVIAN PENINSULA BETWEEN JULY AND DECEMBER, 1956 (See annotation under Norway and Sweden.) G/R.79 A SUGGESTED PROCEDURE FOR THE COLLECTION OF RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT Proposes new method for evaluation of the external thirty-year dose due to the deposition of gamma-emitting isotopes, based upon a single beta measurement 187 fy